Samsung PCIE 3.0 X4 NVME M.2 2280 –
MZ-V8V250BW from € 69.95
MZ-V8V500BW from € 89.95
MZ-V8V1T0BW from € 149.95
Application registered 2020-09-17
| Application Number: | 202017210000257966 |
| Company: | Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. |
| Device Name: | SSD |
| Model: | MZ-V8V1T0 |
| Sub-Model: | MZ-V8V1TA,MZ-V8V500,MZ-V8V50A |
| Authorization Number: | RR-SEC-MZ-V8V1T0 |
| Alphanumeric Authorization Number: | RRSECMZV8V1T0 |
| Manufacturer: | Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. |
| Country: | Korea |
| Date of Application: | 2020-09-17 |
| Notes: |
https://www.amazon.se/Samsung-Minne-MZ-V8V1T0-intern-PCIe-dp-B08TJ2649W/dp/B08TJ2649W/ref=dp_ob_title_ce
Also available in Germany
Specs compared to PRO model:
| Samsung SSD 980 | Samsung SSD 980 Pro | |
| Controller: | Samsung Pablo | Samsung Elpis, 8 NAND channels |
| DRAM cache: | none | 512 MB LPDDR4 variant 1,024 MB LPDDR4 variant 2,048 MB LPDDR4 |
| Samsung SSD 980 | Samsung SSD 980 Pro | |
| Interface: | PCIe 3.0 x4 | PCIe 4.0 x4 |
| seq. reading: | 2,900 MB / s variant 3,100 MB / s variant 3,500 MB / s |
6,400 MB / s variant 6,900 MB / s variant 7,000 MB / s variant k. A. |
| seq. writing: | 1,300 MB / s variant 2,600 MB / s variant 3,000 MB / s |
2,700 MB / s variant 5,000 MB / s variant k. A. |
| 4K Random Read: | 230,000 IOPS variant 400,000 IOPS variant 500,000 IOPS |
500,000 IOPS variant 800,000 IOPS variant 1,000,000 IOPS variant k. A. |
| 4K random write: | 320,000 IOPS variant 470,000 IOPS variant 480,000 IOPS |
600,000 IOPS variant 1,000,000 IOPS variant k. A. |
| Samsung SSD 980 | Samsung SSD 980 Pro | |
| Total Bytes Written (TBW): | 150 terabytes variant 300 terabytes variant 600 terabytes |
150 terabytes variant 300 terabytes variant 600 terabytes variant 1,200 terabytes |
Credit: computerbase.de
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